Shedeur Sanders was the second quarterback the Cleveland Browns selected in the 2025 NFL Draft, but the team's general manager, Andrew Berry, was aggressive in maneuvering to get the Colorado product.

After the team’s 3-14 record last season, some analysts were surprised that both head coach Kevin Stefanski and GM Andrew Berry were retained for the 2025 season. Analysts suggested that Browns ...

That wasn't what they expected to do heading into the draft. But Browns General Manager Andrew Berry said quarterback is too important a position to pass up a talented player, and that the Browns ...

Andrew Berry: “All right, so busy Friday night for us this year. Really excited about the four guys that we added to the roster this evening. Maybe give you kind of a quick hitter on each player.

The Browns finally ended Shedeur Sanders’ stunning fall by selecting the Colorado quarterback in the fifth round of the NFL draft Saturday, but members of their draft room — including general ...

They added some even stronger words to that direction on Friday. General manager Andrew Berry was on the team's FM flagship station, 92.3 The Fan, with hosts Ken Carman and Anthony Lima on Friday ...

While Sanders and third-round QB Dillon Gabriel are scheduled to address the media on Saturday, General Manager Andrew Berry talked about the former Colorado QB in an interview with Ken Carman and ...

While General Manager Andrew Berry told reporters in his Thursday pre-draft press conference that no final decisions have been made, Berry was nevertheless peppered with questions about Hunter and ...

The team released a video of that call on social media. "I know it's been a long weekend," Andrew Berry, the Browns' general manager told Sanders. "We're going to take you off the board here ...

That wasn’t what they expected to do heading into the draft. But Browns General Manager Andrew Berry said quarterback is too important a position to pass up a talented player, and that the Browns ...